The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-22

white toilets, embroidered and lace-trim.
med are maryels of Partisan skill, art and
matches delicacy.
New surahs, with diagonal twill, are
shown in rich solid colols and IN many
fancy plaids and stripes. These are to be
made IN as entire gowns and not In COM
bination with vest, Stuart collar and GUNS
of velvet. The skirts are laid In extra
vide kills. with folds of the velvet inserted
at regular intervals.
Very rich-looking vests, yokes, collars
and cuffs are imported in silk gimp enecis,
in mot or heavy raised devices In araoes,
que patterns, and also in line scroll ana
palm devices. The detachable decorations
are certain to find large sale III spite OF
their rather high price. because they are
so Transferring in their effect at the cost OF
a very little work. The Simplest anu
soberest C ostnmes are at once rendered eA-
tremeIy dressy and stylish BLOCKING by the
adjustment of these picturesque and mover
accessories.
-Materials for spring and summer mil
linerv are unusually rich and varied.
There are black and tinted silk nets, beaded
in let. pearl. heliotrope yellow, pale blue
ami male pink beads In fine new pattern
embroidered velvets in very elegant de-
e;gns oriental embroidered mes In grea
variety. Neapolitan crepes in exquisite
SIMMER tints, embroidered crepe de chine
nlain aud embroidered grenadines and al
endless variety of silk TISSUES, laces, sur
rahs, etauines and fancy silk scrims.
The Scotch zephyr ginghams ant
chambreys brought out this season ar,
r worthy of special mention. The tuftet
I striped ginghams have the design woven q
closely resemble the silk and wool stripe
of last season, and are shown in novel an
really beautiful combinations OF color. lib
solid colored chambreys and ginghams ar
Owed in lovely shades of pink, lilac blu'
corn color etc, and the embroidered pa
90 terms come in various widths OF bouncing
These robe suits are put up in boxes, an
t are among the dainti' st of the seasons e,
: hibit of novelties in cotton fabrics, an
thew will be specially favored for mornln
|. costumes by those who prefer neat an
e dressy washable fabrics for home utlll'
wear.
s The new straw bonnets are exquisit
$, " fine ami shapely. They are brought o
in all the prevailing spring and SUNNI
20 tints, noticeably many shades OF go!d'
~ brown, beige and ecru, gray and the ma
: ural straw and wOod colors. More nov
coIors are those of English rose, Charl
D. \. pink, japanese red, pale heliotrope,
* "wistaria," chamois and peachblow. i
same tints appear iu braid and straw hs
Ia as in bonnets. Fancy head coverings sht
st odd effects produced by combining matters
TINS beaded velvet is made into q canvas pi
VI. tern by diamond mixture OF colored str,
IS or Iooped in single style one above u
other. There are nnmberless odd concei
ba in straw gimp. willow aud rnsh bonnie
- an. in silk scrims and fine straw mattii
~bich are created for the erratic yon
creatures who sigh for novelty and aim
OF oddity. Trimmings will still be mass
eA upon the top of the bonnet in front. L
onantity of these garnitures Will be Inn
is, ed ONLY by the extent of space allowed
j. the size of The bonnet and the length
pnrse of its buyer,
'en HOLDEN.
aE Miss Una Tevis has been visit
friends in Jefferson City.
Gu Miss Jennie Tagg. of Nebraska, is
n'- itipg her aunt, Mrs. w. q, King, OF
,.;o city.
.u Miss Meta Wells has returned froI
his very pleasant visit among fri :nds at "
rensburg. &.
ar Miss Ayre, of Canada, is visiting
aen family Of her uncle, W. 5. b. Stevens
DIR. this city.
Miss Minnie Gibson is home fro
nth visit to her aunt, Mrs. McClurg, OF v
yes rensburg.
con. Mrs. Whitehead, of MOntrose Is z
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. G
dist ner, of this city.
leir Rev. c. n Weste, wife and Ii
day child, passed through here last Monda
visit relatives near Pittsville, this cou